this week, i spoke to allen simpson ander skis bowl subpoeimpson anders skin bowls. >> you can't spend or grow your way out of. this grab hold it will be a rocky road. >> you say closing the loopholes alone brings a trillion. >> if you are willing to wipe out all of them and that may not be feasible but you can broaden the base, simplifying the code. >> you are worried we are not going to get a deal. that is how i felt. >> i think there is one-third probability we will get a probability in lame duck and one third we will go over the cliff and reach a deal right afterwards but there is a one-third chance that we won't and we will end up in chaos. >> for weeks and months we felt no one could be dumb enough to see it would let it happen and now they see it could happen and now they finally shore it up. they were playing it all to be done. no one thinking it could happen, merry christmas. >> stocks are down 5% since president obama was re-elected. retail sales down 3/1 on the month. autos hit hard and likely superstorm sandy slowed business at the end of the month. >>> he's a rare breed, a

>> only ander equine because leadership of that school has maintained its independence for the united states government, which i think is appropriate, and practical. but, it serves the american interest in the sense that it gives middle easterners and with a background that house the humanitarian presence in the middle east. it's not always been about access, a close relationship with israel or deploying the military force for the purpose of the national security and americans spend their for injured 50 years given to the region and much more practical and beneficial ways for the people in the region and not just for us. that's why in the book i wanted them to inouye and then i wanted the american people to know that story. >> who was michael and what happened to him? >> a professor at the science of ucla who happened to leave before it arrived to work on my ph.d.. he had gone up in beirut and his family was on the faculty. though he had made a distinguished career in the united states she went home in the early 80's to lead the school during the period of particularly difficult times

everything pushes out by tuesday afternoon and then mostly cloudy skies ander terms. temperatures to the north and west for tomorrow, 63 in north minister. temperature wills be between 66 and 6 and eastern shore numbers not bad, between 63 to 65. tomorrow afternoon, two degree guarantee 64 in town, a few spots could pop over 66 degrees. really, you're going do do this, let me pull up that seven- day forecast. -- we'll find it we'll have to show it to you in a minute bit but there's the hour by hour forecast. seven-day forecast in just a few minutes i think the snow you showed earlier jacked up your machine. >> that's right there you go. >> let's play some music now. [music] . >> sing it kelly. >> she's doing good nothing blue about having lee ann rimes in baltimore, she sang the hit that put the music on the radio when she was just 13. she was there for the second annual girls with guitars event. about a thousand people came out and raised over $2,500 for the bright p fight against breast cancer. . >> raising money for a great cause. the streetsover baltimore were fil

temperatures will stay mostly above freezing ander -- around our area. 45 mph wind gusts. strong winds all the way down to delaware. the storm is buffeting the coast with winds. not nearly as strong as sandy but this time, that heavy snow as well with cold temperatures. this will continue to go north often in the coast. after a live more cloud cover, we are expecting some sunshine tomorrow afternoon. many clear skies should last for friday, saturday. mostly sunny into the weekend. significantly warmer weather will follow the storm. the weather pattern across north america schists a bit. breezy day tomorrow. highs reaching into the 50's. small craft advisory on the bay. waves up to 3 feet with a strong northwest winds on the day tomorrow. western maryland, a gradual warming trend. even sure, maybe a wintry mix in shore, ing -- eastern maybe a wintry mix in the morning. a lot harder and more on the weekend. from baltimore to mark. mid 60's monday. chance for showers on tuesday. >> dozens of the nfl players volunteered for a cut for a great cause. see for yourself next in spo

. >> chris, you start running drugs for a man named jack anders. can you describe for us that first experience when you were heading to wichita? >> i never did drugs so i don't understand the drug holder perce. the first drug i ran was 100,000. we negotiated the price. i got in the car and started driving and all i could think is what happens if my car breaks down or get a flat tire or in a wreck? i was freaking out over the fact the drug there in my car period. at that point dilutions of paranoia start sinking in a new see ghosts behind every tree and cops behind every bush and i thought i was going insane. >> you had a particularly ingenious disguise. >> there's a ski mountain north of el paso. i read this key reports and when i hit the border patrol checkpoint, the border agent never questioned me before. when i was running drugs i was younger and better looking because i had hair. you would ever guess i was involved in any sort of criminal enterprise. and i went about my way. was the first time he asked me questions and he was curious about how

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convicted mass murderer anders breivik also killed 69 people at a summer youth camp and is currently serving a maximum sentence of 21 years. >>> a minnesota man has been charged with murdering two teenagers who broke into his house thanksgiving day. byron david smith has admitted to shooting them more times than needed. >>> former space shuttle commander scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko will spend an entire year aboard the international space station beginning 2015. their mission will be to produce medical information about long space flights, like a trip to mars. >>> and a rare photograph of the iceberg suspected of sinking the titanic in 1912 will be auctioned off next month. the photo taken two days before the sinking is similar to sketches made by titanic crew members. it could sell for up to $10,000. >>> now for a tuesday morning check on wall street, the dow closed at 12,967 after falling 42 points yesterday. the s&p lost two but the nasdaq gained nine. >>> in overseas trading this morning, the nikkei added 34 points but in hong kong the hang seng was down 17

south and west, much of virginia and southern maryland, right up near the water, are in the mid up ander 30s. no freezing temperatures. for the morning commute, sunrise, 7:37. 6:00 a.m. partly cloudy and cold, to the 30s to 40 degrees. you will need your winter coat this morning. chilly, winds picking up, gusting to 20 to 25 miles an hour. temperatures around 50 degrees by the noon hour. storm team 4, four-day forecast, blustery on saturday. tomorrow morning, near freezing, and the afternoon highs in the low 50s. average high this time year is 63. and we'll have colder than average temperatures, all the way through the weekend, and much of next week. don't forget, turn your clocks back one hour on saturday night before you go to bed. sunday, temperatures with our sun rise an hour earlier, and sun sets an hour earlier, before that mid 50s and mostly sunny day, great weather for the skins game. monday, tuesday, partly cloudy for election day. good weather. and the possibility of some windy rain with a coastal storm on wednesday, we'll keep an eye on that highs in the 50s. and daniela, how

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deborah ander runs the va's program, which provides mental health services to care givers. >> althoughience that initial trauma that injured the veteran, they are experiencing that trauma through being exposed to what the veteran has endured. >> reporter: already, 6,000 care givers have contacted the v.a. for help. >> it's us helping each other. >> reporter: vines invited us to meet some she met through a non-profit organization she started called family of a vet, which provides education and resources to care givers. kat cares for her husband, who was injured in iraq in 2006. >> i had to pull the gun out of my husband's mouth. and for two years now, he has blamed me every single day for saving his life. >> reporter: through their shared struggles, these women are helping each other cope. where do you go from here? >> we keep going. you know, it's all about learning new ways to handle it and figuring out how to stay together as a family. >> reporter: for these military families, the road to recovery is taking it one day at a time. michelle miller, cbs news, daphne, alabama. >>> coming

convicted mass murderer anders breivik is currently serving a maximum sentence of 21 years. >>> a minnesota man has been charged with murdering two teenagers who broke into his house thanksgiving day. byron david smith has admitted to shooting them more times than needed. >>> former space shuttle commander scott kelly and russian cosmonaut will spend an entire year aboard the international space station. this will begin in 2015. their mission is going to be to produce medical information about the effects of long space flights like a trip to mars. >>> and this rare photograph of the iceberg suspected of sinking the "titanic" in 1912 will be auctioned off next month. the photo taken two days before the sinking is very similar to sketches made by "titanic" crew members. it could sell for up to $10,000. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." grover norquist as an unusual way of describing republicans who might abandon his anti-tax pledge to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> no pledge taker has voted for a tax increase. they've had some people discussing imp

. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a nine month deployment, an army specialist mabry anders just 21from afghanistan in time for thanksgiving. instead his body came back to baker city, oregon on labor day to a hero's welcome. >> people lined both sides of the street and held flags, showing their support. >> reporter: mabry had joined the army right out of high school. he was smart, good with a rifle and level headed. it was the best his mom and stepfather troy could hope for. >> if it was a fair fight, you know what i mean, then we knew he would be okay. >> reporter: but a few months back, mabry's usual upbeat emails changed. >> the last thing he wrote was he was scared and afraid he wasn't coming home. >> what was he afraid of? >> he said he felt that his most dangerous part of his job was working with the afghan soldiers. he felt that something was going to happen. >> did he feel like he was constantly looking over his should center >> yes. he quit sleeping. >> reporter: in august, mabry's unit was clearing a vehicle hit by a roadside bomb when an afghan soldier in a passing convoy

anders who confessed to the crimes but claims hey not at fall. policed on the day of the attack a 1500 page manifest tow he outlined a they arely based on the idea that europe must fight. he ties with a variety of antiislammic groups in europe and the u.s. go in to that in the book. in the u.s. the legal side so far is somewhat better yoking to the long constitutional heritage of welcoming religious dissenters who expression their commitments by dressing in nonstandard ways. no bans on the head scare of are proposed. but? been a number of attempts to use zoning law to force out mosque including locally here in this county. and some ill craft proposals to forbid the application ofsha rei ya law by u.s. courts. yes, there has been, as you know, horrific violence. the recent attack on the temple in wisconsin that left seven people dead. the perpetrator seems to have been influenced by hate sites very much in the manner of anders. my book argues that political philosophy can help us think about how to deal with the time of fear and suspicious. what i

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the symbol of some of the people here as well as some reports of people actually chanting long live anders breivik the person far right extremists was massacred seventy seven people in norway. still to come a closer look at the roots of the occupy movement stay with us. world for the free science technology innovation and all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. russia would be so much brighter if you knew more about someone from feinstein freshens. news for instance on t.v. dot com. the skinny guy nice big wheels here let me then use plain my son died on the run don't agree you don't agree we don't want to live forever and my son isn't isn't in the arena i don't know what is crap we are going to friday for you affairs. sure and your country. might get a country. in hope to help you family. you find in so many ohmss war and meet some serious. my name is dan as i made this movie and there are a few things you should know about me right from the jump i'm not an expert on the economy climate change or foreign policy i'm also not a next.

responsible for the deaths of seventy seven people ran to his prison conditions as inhumane find out what anders breivik is complaining about at r.t. dot com. some us says the ceasefire with israel does not mean an end to the smuggling of arms into the enclaves hamas official denied media claims that egypt and the u.s. had secretly agreed to stem the flow of weapons. coming into gaza through the sinai this comes on day three of the shaky trees with television which is largely holding despite several outbreaks of violence one palestinian civilian was killed in one thousand by israeli gunfire on the border after gazans trespass on the buffer zone sporadic clashes followed with several incidents also taking place in the west bank meanwhile some us is hailing the seize fly as a victory and some analysts say the militants have every right to celebrate. the israeli side i think netanyahu and his government have lost and or or i would pretty much put them in the category of the short term losers in this news fire if you just the whole thing sure that clearly how israel has no long term strategy in deal

killings have that have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway so really in a country like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this are extremely rare and best gaiters do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it. fastens is again the scene of protests by greeks angry at new austerity measures they're making their presence felt ahead of a vote a fresh set of cuts demanded by international lenders the strikes and demonstrations against the better brought the nation to a standstill. is the great couple. midway through the forty eight hour general strike here in greece the greek people have been making their anger towards the next round of austerity measures clear they were out in their thousands here on syntagma square on tuesday and they're going to be back later on wednesday they are upset at what they say are unfair measures is this going to be imposed upon them should prime minister some modest this latest round he says the last round of auster

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that would have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway so really in a country like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this search stream really rare investigators do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it. if you live here most callous no return to our coverage of the u.s. election. in the middle east obama's victory isn't evoking much jubilation israel openly back to mitt romney who went out of his way to support and while the arab world is not exactly enthusiastic it views a bomber's fold but moderates and the lesser of two evils thought his middle east course. reports. what we have seen from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is that he has not shied away from making it publicly known that he would have preferred a republican inside the white house what we now witnessing and what we have seen in the past is sometimes a very public clashes public spat between the obama administration and israeli leaders and these were oft

side that may trigger a lot of chaos and in the region has been coming from a mermaid to achieve anders fogh rasmussen saying any possible deployment of patriot missiles would be purely defensive but with an increasing amount of course a western political backing for those rebels in syria you think it could eventually lead to military intervention. well i mean whether it is defensive we've heard what mr lavrov said today it was interesting to listen to his theory and analogy today where he said that if we see a gun and the first act in theater then of the play then it's very likely to shoot by the third act and and deploying such message is not really going to be for a defensive measure what do they need to defend against at least that turkey has an army and it can defend against more tire for example this is clearly for a larger scale intervention where they want to secure a no fly zone area now whether this is going to go ahead or not i think there are different rhetorics currently even within the camp of the powers that are supporting the rebels i think the u.s. and other countries a

killings have that have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway so really in a country like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this search truly rare investigators do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it. to a key and its allies including the u.s. are reportedly considering stationing patriot missiles along the border with syria reports suggest that nato is preparing to take responsibility for the deployment of the missiles with more on this i'm joined by joshua landis is associate professor director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma well patriot missiles are many defensive weapons on a so is their deployment really a big deal a big concern. well i'm not sure that they are obviously turkey is feeling very abandoned by nato by the west and is taking care of all these refugees that is beginning to trying to help organize the syrian opposition and i think this is a way to show that the west hasn't abandoned. bu

the symbol of some of the people here as well as some reports of people actually chanting long live anders breivik the far right extremists who has massacred seventy seven people in norway. a place of worship in london that's four times bigger than some full feature except this time it's a mosque we hear from a community including muslims who are wary of plans drafted by a group that links to places where some of the seventy seven bombers prayed and that's ahead. resolute over reform bahrain is defying the old rallies with crowds holding out against more tear gas and arrests we get an expert view later in the program this is the week. in the middle of russia's no from away from civilization and if we are one helicopter treat from the nearest village. they still one family have been living here for a long time in tents made of reindeer skins. lodging runs in a signal and minutes they also grew up in the two but left it at the age of six and never returned they now live in the city in apartment building but still remember their regions. was planted here as a dancing teacher. was. still his d

an army specialist mabry anders just 21 would have been home from afghanistan in time for thanks givinginstead hess body came back to baker city oregon on labor day to a hero's welcome. >> all the way into town people lined both sides of the streets. and holding flags, just showing their support. >> mabry had joined the army right out of high school of. he was smart, good with a rifle and level headed. it was the best his mom and stepfather could hope for. >> it was a fair fight, you know what i mean, if mabry was given a chance then we knew he would be okay. >> reporter: but a few months back mabry's usuallyium beat e-mails changed. >> the last thing that he wrote was that he was scared and he was afraid he wasn't coming home. >> and what was he afraid of. >> he said what he really felt that his most dangerous part of his job was working with the afghan soldiers. he thought that if something was going to happen that is probably what was going to get him. >> de feel like he was constantly looking over his shoulder. >> yes, he quit sleeping. he wouldn't sleep at all. >> in august mabry's

killings have that have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway so really in a country like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this are extremely rare and best gaiters do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it. so what is at the moment here ought to be ahead for you know the latest edition of cutler come with your list from washington stay with us for that if you care. to. interests lie often enough and knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that your software's of course are on the island of a horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and his horse is worthless sometimes it gets lonely here who have become part of me now i've fallen off so many times sometimes. it's part of my every day life. i home suburban home to it rats like me just laugh for centuries most still live off the land cattle and fish. if my call is often called the pearl of siberia and i sai

killings have that have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway so really in a country like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this stream really rare and best gaiters do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it. the german chancellor is in london for what could be a frosty meeting with britain's prime minister about the e.u.'s budget for twenty thirteen and the merkel hopes to try and talk david cameron out a veto in the budget something the u.k. parliament is urging him to do well joining me now live from brussels we brought you home and the from the united kingdom independence party ukip cameron what do you what do you actually do something as drastic as that is veto a european union budget. well he's in a seriously tough spot because he's had the vote in westminster which has told him that he can't that he should decrease the budget he's declared that he won't accept more than an inflationary increase so if he now comes back with a deal that

the country's parliament targeting the president and prime minister reports claim use inspired by anders breivik massacre in norway last year. rebels in congo have reportedly taken control of the city of goma in the country's east more monday the government rejected the militant group's ultimatum to remove its forces from the area and begin peace talks the opposition fighters reportedly started to shoot with the army which is supported by un peacekeeping troops the congolese government accuses neighboring rander of backing the rebels. the west controversial use of unmanned drones in countries such as pakistan and afghanistan looks set to go on with the british government looking to develop new technology but as artie's probably found out some residents close to the testing ground don't share their government's excitement. for victims in tribal regions of pakistan yemen and afghanistan it's the last sound heard before bloodshed in syria as a constant worrying it gets louder before it becomes visible but for residents of the quiet coastal town of abba porth in west wales the sound is synon

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killings that have taken place in other countries very definitely of the united states and also the anders breivik case out of norway the huge mass killing that took place in the summer of two thousand and eleven leaving more than seventy five people dead after a bombing at government buildings and then a massive shooting at a summer camp so really in a country. like russia where firearms are so heavily restricted and crime such as this search stream really rare investigators do hope that this is not in fact a copycat case and that it does not lead to more like it or not easily defroster in central moscow thank you. now athens is again the scene of protests by greeks angry new austerity measures making their presence felt just ahead of the vote on a fresh set of cuts demanded by international lenders at the strikes and demonstrations against the bill have brought the nation to a standstill reporting from the greek capital now our peter. midway through the forty eight hour general strike here in greece the greek people have been making their anger towards the next round of austerity measure

along the syrian turkish border as well all right and of course we're also hearing reports now that anders fogh rasmussen is saying he is the head of the nato secretary tech secretary general he is now saying that nato would step in and defend its ally turkey should this escalate paula thank you so much for keeping us up to date in the region. while marathon talks between syria's fractured opposition and qatar scapel doha have seen the formation of a new political body the deal as a result of relentless pressure from the u.s. as well as its allies in europe and an arab countries who want to see the current syrian regime toppled some analysts are questioning whether the newly formed rebel coalition is actually taking the syrian people's interests into account. from the very beginning of the conflict in syria the big question is how much influence do these groups outside of syria actually have within syria and i shrink there's a strong argument to say that they don't have much widespread support within syria i think a fundamental point which has been missed is that the future affairs of an i

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have fought for and died for comes with responsibilities as well as rights and among those are loved andery and patriotism, that's what makes america great. [ cheers and applause ] i am hopeful tonight because i've seen the spirit of working america. i've seen it in the family business who is owners would rather cut their own pay than lay off their neighbors and the workers who would rather cut back their hours than see a friend lose a job. i've seen it in the soldiers who reenlist after losing a seal and those that knew their buddies were watching their back. i've seen it on the shores of new jersey and new york where leaders from every party and level of the government have swept aside their differences to help a community rebuild from the wreckage of a terrible storm. [ cheers and applause ] >> i saw just the other day in mentor, ohio where a father told the story of his 8-year-old daughter whose long battle with leukemia nearly cost their family everything. had it not. for health care reform passing a few months before the insurance company was about to stop paying for her care. i had

a second tbraid teacher and her -- a second grade teachers ander and her husband died. the clues point to somebody sparking the explosion on purpose. this is a homicide investigation. the cops say they are now looking for a white van that witnesses reported seeing in that neighborhood. trace gallagher has the details. what do we know of this van? >> it was apparently in and out of the neighborhood, shep, for about three weeks. it was near the house that exploded. in fact, some people saw it just before the explosion. all police will say is that it is a white van with no windows. we just talked to the cops and we acknowledged that they do know more about the van than they are letting on, but they don't want to reveal the information because they want the public to help them confirm that information. police are also checking nearby businesses to see if there is some surveillance video that might have captured that van as it was leaving the neighborhood on the day of the explosion. >> so a lot of people are saying why would anybody do this on purpose? that leads us to info

and generally speaking, everyone rising to the mid up ander 40s and that means we should be warmer this afternoon than yesterday. bethesda, maryland, hometown forecast. 42 right now in downtown bethesda. temperatures climb to 50 degrees by 4:00 this afternoon. as the redskins are wrapping up a win, hopefully and sun is down after 5:00 tonight, so by 7:00 p.m., back down to the low 40s and by 11:30 tonight, back to the upper 30s we will go. heading out to fedex field today, 80,000 strong pulling for a win. temperatures in the mid up to ever 40s. winds 5 to 15 miles per hour. a little bit of a bundle up factor. no rain. dry today, tomorrow, and for election day. no excuses from the weather department to miss going to the election and voting. moisture along the gulf coast. and energy in the northern branch of the jet stream is bringing snow to the dakotas today. that energy will dye down, scoop up the moisture off the gulf coast and form a coastal storm as we get to wednesday, thursday time frame. it will need to be watched very closely. in the short term, a little coastal storm number one

. >> and this is what you have ander is of it with crudite. >> i notice you have the red and blue, as hail from. we have our chicago dogs, and to make a chicago dog it's -- they are so serious in that windy city about their dogs. you've got the pickle. you've got tomato. you've got some -- a little bit of onion and you need to have this relish, there's the thing. >> did you make that neon relish. >> you can buy it or you can make it, and then oh, darn. i don't have the squeeze bott. you've got to zigzag the mustard. >> you do. >> this is so not chicago. >> how am i going to do it? >> listen, i'm doing it. i want to do them proud and a little bit of celery salt and you wonder why celery salt? >> i have no idea. that's the way they do it. >> that's the chicago. >> you toast the bun. >> with a little bit of poppy seed on it, too. >> okay. >> oh, i forgot the sport pepper. little peperoncini on top. >> you partial to any particular hot dogs or any will do in. >> the red hots is what you did and i boiled these with beef because i couldn't get my hands on red hot dogs. >> on the other side

anders of new casinos say they're planning the hire hundreds of people in the maryland live casino expects to hire more than 1,200 new people to handle new table games. prince george's county should have a casino by 2016 while mgm wants to build one in national harbor. >>> new this morning, illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. is reportedly negotiating a plea deal with federal prosecutors. a source tells the "chicago sun-times" "no one has pled guilty, but plea discussions are ongoing." the democrat is under investigation for misusing campaign funds to decorate his washington home. he is also under investigation for allegedly buying a $40,000 rolex for a friend. if jackson pleads guilty to a federal felony or a jury finds him guilty of a felony, he will be forced to resign his congressional seat. he just won re-election with 64% of the vote. >>> 30 people are out of their homes this morning after the second fire in less than a month at a maryland apartment complex. this latest fire started yesterday afternoon. it damaged about a dozen units in the seven oaks neighborhood. that fire and s

most of those votes today in montgomery county, democratic voters, ander southern. >> let's check inith poppy harlow in des moines. >> reporter: anderson, it is around the clock here, nonstop. we're coming to you live tonight from one of obama's 350 volunteer centers in iowa alone. calling, knocking on doors. they wouldn't give us the number of doors knocked and calls made, they expect to knock on 1.1 million doors here in iowa. romney says, we contacted 2 million voters since june. the early vote is critical in this battleground state, 40% of the votes are going to be early votes. right now, democrats have a 63,000 vote lead on republicans. they traditionally do lead republicans in this state on early voting, but the secretary of state's office tells me, anderson, that lead is much narrower than it has been in past years, romney camp getting out the ground game. very hard, here in iowa. they want these six electoral votes. anderson. >> let's check in on the situation with kim. >> reporter: paul ryan is expected to arrive here momentarily, this is his final event of this barnstorm da

most of those votes today in montgomery county, democratic voters, ander southern. >> let's check inoppy harlow in des moines. >> reporter: anderson, it is around the clock here, nonstop. we're coming to you live tonight from one of obama's 350 volunteer centers in iowa alone. calling, knocking on doors. they wouldn't give us the number of doors knocked and calls made, they expect to knock on 1.1 million doors here in iowa. romney says, we contacted 2 million voters since june. the early vote is critical in this battleground state, 40% of the votes are going to be early votes. right now, democrats have a 63,000 vote lead on republicans. they traditionally do lead republicans in this state on early voting, but the secretary of state's office tells me, anderson, that lead is much narrower than it has been in past years, romney camp getting out the ground game. very hard, here in iowa. they want these six electoral votes. anderson. >> let's check in on the situation with kim. >> reporter: paul ryan is expected to arrive here momentarily, this is his final event of this barnstorm day. it

she then got out of the vehicle wither had 2-year-old son ander had 4-year-old son. remember, it is pouring rain, torrential, the winds, 90 miles per hour. she comes over here to this tree. and holds on to the tree, grabbed the branches. holds on to it and holds on to her sons at the same time. she did this, according to police, for hours. that's what she told police. she then said she went up to this house behind me. knocked on the door. the man was inside and pleaded with them, let us inside your house. she said the man would not let her in the house with her sons. she then went into the back, stood on the balance could notty, took a flower pot to break a window to get in. wasn't able to and ultimately floodwaters came through and swept her sons away. everyone was wishing for a miracle on the search for the children. but there really wasn't any optimism the boys would be found alive. new york city police used a fan boat to look for them in the nearby marsh. the police divers walk through that swampy marsh. sadly, the bodies of both children were found not far from

ashleigh, these are tstories tht we'll hear on sunday, 6:00, anders anderson cooper does a great job.tissue event, but they are tears of joy. 9:00 p.m. eastern and 8:00 our preshow. >> i'm proud to breathe the same air as someone like marie. thank you, it's great. great to hear. and it's a great story. great event. everybody, make sure you can hear more of marie's story as well by tuning in to "cnn heroes sharing the spotlight" this sunday night 8:00 p.m. eastern and then following that 9:00 p.m. eastern it's the big event, "cnn heroes an all-star tribute." baked in a ketchup glaze with savory gravy and mashed russet potatoes. what makes stouffer's meatloaf best of all? that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. let's fix dinner. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh